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From: edhall@randvax.UUCP (Ed Hall)
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Subject: Re: A book you all should check out
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Date: Thu, 4-Apr-85 15:01:04 EST
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> 	I have a question: why is it that men seem to be the ones who
> 	need to read books on understanding lovers/romantic relationships.
> 	I am not criticizing men, for I have read some myself, but I am
>       wondering why women *don't* need them.
> 
> 				Victor Romano

Browse through some ``women's magazines'', especially those directed
more at single or career women (Cosmopolitan, New Woman, etc).  You'll
find lots of articles on the care and feeding of relationships.

I suspect that women also read books on relationships.  In fact, it
wouldn't surprise me if they read such books at least as much as men.
Look through the self-help section of your local bookstore, and see
if you don't find a number of books on relationships directed at a
female market.

*Somebody* must be reading these things (besides me :-) ).

		-Ed Hall
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